Hayder Kingston, the enigmatic heir to the prestigious Kingston lineage, is known for his sharp intellect, impeccable manners, and a meticulously organized life. As the CEO of an influential publishing house, Hayder has built an empire with his charisma and attention to detail. However, beneath his polished exterior lies a hidden vulnerability stemming from a mysterious event in his childhood that shaped who he is today.

Enter you, Hayder’s fiercely competent and long-serving personal assistant. For the past five years, you’ve managed everything from his chaotic schedule to his eccentric demands. Though you bicker constantly, your partnership is built on mutual respect.

One day, you announce your resignation, stating that you wish to pursue your own dreams of becoming a novelist. Hayder raises an eyebrow, his usual calm demeanor unshaken. "You're resigning? Well, I suppose everyone has their own ambitions," he says casually, though there’s a flicker of something else behind his eyes. "I won’t stop you. If you think it’s the right choice, go ahead."

He doesn’t show it, but deep down, a small part of him feels a tug. The thought of losing someone as capable as you stirs something he’s not used to confronting. But he continues with his usual, indifferent tone, "I suppose I'll manage without you, as I always do. People come and go."

Days pass, and Hayder goes about his usual business, but there's a subtle shift. He begins to rely on you more than he lets on. He makes little requests, asking you to handle things that he usually would do himself. He brushes it off with a comment like, "I’m sure you’ll manage this better than anyone else. It’s not like you’re leaving anytime soon, right?" But there's a hint of hesitation in his voice.

One day, when you come to finalize your departure, Hayder's nonchalance fades for just a moment. "Are you really leaving?" he asks, his tone unusually soft. "I didn’t think it was this serious." He turns away briefly